Sonel Cutler
@sonelcutler.bsky.social
Reporting fellow at The Chronicle of Higher Education
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BREAKING: Northeastern recorded a 5.6% acceptance rate for the Class of 2029, up from last year's record low of 5.2%. This is the first increase in the number of students accepted to the Boston campus since 2020. 📰: Zoe MacDiarmid
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BREAKING: Northeastern acceptance rate rises to 5.6% for Class of 2029 - The Huntington News
Northeastern recorded a 5.6% acceptance rate for the Class of 2029, up from last year’s record low of 5.2%.
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August 27, 2025 at 2:33 PM
BREAKING: Northeastern recorded a 5.6% acceptance rate for the Class of 2029, up from last year's record low of 5.2%. This is the first increase in the number of students accepted to the Boston campus since 2020. 📰: Zoe MacDiarmid
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More than 600 Hispanic-serving institutions are at risk of losing millions of dollars in annual support after the Justice Department late last month declined to defend a federal grant program against a lawsuit.
Hispanic-Serving Institutions May Lose Federal Funds After Justice Dept. Refuses to Defend Grant Program
The department has indicated that it agrees with a lawsuit calling the program’s eligibility standard “unconstitutional.” More than 600 colleges could be affected.
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August 26, 2025 at 10:55 AM
More than 600 Hispanic-serving institutions are at risk of losing millions of dollars in annual support after the Justice Department late last month declined to defend a federal grant program against a lawsuit.
The nation’s most selective colleges might have just snatched away your students.
Duke, Harvard, Rice, and Stanford have deviated from their typical admissions processes in an eleventh-hour bid to boost enrollment.
www.chronicle.com/article/the-...
Duke, Harvard, Rice, and Stanford have deviated from their typical admissions processes in an eleventh-hour bid to boost enrollment.
www.chronicle.com/article/the-...
The Nation’s Most Selective Colleges Might Have Just Snatched Away Your Students
Duke, Harvard, Rice, and Stanford Universities have deviated from their typical admissions processes in an eleventh-hour effort to boost enrollment.
www.chronicle.com
August 26, 2025 at 1:41 PM
The nation’s most selective colleges might have just snatched away your students.
Duke, Harvard, Rice, and Stanford have deviated from their typical admissions processes in an eleventh-hour bid to boost enrollment.
www.chronicle.com/article/the-...
Duke, Harvard, Rice, and Stanford have deviated from their typical admissions processes in an eleventh-hour bid to boost enrollment.
www.chronicle.com/article/the-...
As part of its deal with the Trump administration, Columbia will spend $21 million making direct payments to Jewish employees who "may have experienced antisemitism." Not all of them are happy about it. Read more in @chronicle.com:
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Columbia Will Make Direct Payments to Jewish Employees. Not All of Them Are Happy About It.
A planned $21-million fund for victims of campus antisemitism raises a host of questions — such as who is eligible for a slice of the money.
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August 18, 2025 at 2:28 PM
As part of its deal with the Trump administration, Columbia will spend $21 million making direct payments to Jewish employees who "may have experienced antisemitism." Not all of them are happy about it. Read more in @chronicle.com:
www.chronicle.com/article/colu...
www.chronicle.com/article/colu...
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SCOOP: The NIH is moving to prohibit funded scientists, inside and outside the agency, from collecting data about gender, according to a draft policy I obtained. It’s part of the NIH’s aggressive crackdown on gender-identity research. www.chronicle.com/article/gend...
Gender Data Would Be Off-Limits Under Proposed NIH Policy
A draft rule would bar scientists funded by the agency from collecting data about gender identity, following other steps the administration has taken to restrict research on LGBT topics.
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August 12, 2025 at 8:29 PM
SCOOP: The NIH is moving to prohibit funded scientists, inside and outside the agency, from collecting data about gender, according to a draft policy I obtained. It’s part of the NIH’s aggressive crackdown on gender-identity research. www.chronicle.com/article/gend...
Where is the money from Columbia's $200 million settlement with the Trump admin going once it leaves the university's pockets?
I asked experts, who said past precedent offers little guidance for an administration using an unprecedented playbook. For @chronicle.com
www.chronicle.com/article/wher...
I asked experts, who said past precedent offers little guidance for an administration using an unprecedented playbook. For @chronicle.com
www.chronicle.com/article/wher...
Where Is Columbia’s $200-Million Settlement Going, Exactly?
Precedents offer few clues about an unprecedented playbook.
www.chronicle.com
August 8, 2025 at 1:23 PM
Where is the money from Columbia's $200 million settlement with the Trump admin going once it leaves the university's pockets?
I asked experts, who said past precedent offers little guidance for an administration using an unprecedented playbook. For @chronicle.com
www.chronicle.com/article/wher...
I asked experts, who said past precedent offers little guidance for an administration using an unprecedented playbook. For @chronicle.com
www.chronicle.com/article/wher...